US EditionJames Woods Quits Republican Party With Fiery Political Message
James Woods cites GOP's reluctance to back Trump and stalled voter suppression bill as reasons for leaving, highlighting internal party divisions over conspiracy theories.
- On March 6, actor James Woods announced on X that he is leaving the Republican Party and registering as independent, writing `I am done with the Republican Party`.
- Because House Republicans declined to back Mace's subpoena, Woods said congressional inaction prompted his decision, after a far-right account reposted a Lindell TV clip of Mace criticizing the GOP.
- On February 28, 2026, Woods posted a photo with President Donald Trump and praised him as a personal favorite, citing his support cost him Hollywood roles, Woods wrote.
- By leaving the party, Woods added a celebrity example to broader GOP tensions over loyalty and strategy, as responses on X ranged from mockery to praise with some users considering changing affiliation.
- The backdrop includes a stalled Trump-backed voter bill and debates over the SAVE America Act, which some supporters tie to donor pressure, while Republicans circulate years-old unsubstantiated rumors about Rep. Ilhan Omar .
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James Woods Roasted Online After Quitting The Republican Party
MEGAJames Woods says he is leaving the Republican Party and registering as an independent, citing frustration with GOP leadership in Congress. The outspoken supporter of Donald Trump announced the move on X, accusing some Republican lawmakers of failing to hold Democrats accountable after an effort to investigate Ilhan Omar stalled. James Woods' remarks have since gone viral on social media, inciting a mix of concern and mockery for the former H…
'I'm done': MAGA actor James Woods says he's no longer a Republican
Far-right actor James Woods announced on X Friday that he is leaving the Republican Party — because Republicans in Congress aren't willing to be aggressive enough in support of President Donald Trump and his conspiracy theories.The catalyst for Woods' anger appears to be a far-right account that pos...
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